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CORSEIS.

10, No. !, considered cheap at 3d., We now
offer at pc.
Lot No. 3, considered cheap at 56c., We now
offer at iSc.
g. g. Il, and isc., we now oiier tn liy5 lo.s ~
one PRECISE
Lot No 9, considered cheap az si.ig, we row
offer at %.
This Is tie most liberal Offer ever made on
CORSETS, as many Of the most popular brands
are still to be found amongst those several
lots bur as we may not he able TO satisfy cyery
demand, yo DO not wish 10 miseai you By
giving the names, when We may possibly be- %.
Of the sieve say We Hiqy 10 out OF tho -lzs.
and then we may have just what yoI want. We
can't tell: however, 10 VIII pay YOU 70 inspe ;.
these CORSEIS and ind out. ----SS9
Many OF our friends have asked Us why We
sell y ORSTFDS, ARRASENES, Sc. ~ about
one half Of what they can he bought for else
where The answer IL plain: We bought them
low: we don't want the carth-a small profit
satisfies US. Much of this lot remains 70 DO
sold and we will continue 10 SELL
ZEPHYR WOBSTEDS at 4Nc. an ounce;
AkRASENE and Gil EMILE al zoe a dozen;
COLUMBIA CREWEI.-al coIors-at Poe
dozen:
COLUMBIA SHETLAND WOOL and FLOSS,
hank Of ~ ounces. at iJc.
Brainard, armstrong Il Co.'s ETCHING SILK,
half-Ounce spool, at &c.;
Brainard Armstrong " CO.'S SILK FLOSS,
dozen skeins for l9c.;
Belding Brothers KNITTING SILK, half-Ounce
spOOls, al @5c.
We are Offering
IS dozen LADIES' and CnILDREN'S PERCALE
COLLARS at D.. apiece
IS dozen LADIES' PURE LINEN CAPE COL
LARS ~ &c. apiece.
A small stock Of LADIES' MUSLIN UNDER
WEAR. soiled from h0ldling and display
ing, must be sold. The prices arc marked
In plain figures, and are what you would
call old maid and old bachelor prices You
can't match them.
Soc will buy q FINE COTTON CLOTH JER-
SEY, well made;
g2c will buy COAT-BACK, FINE-FINISH
B0UCLE JACKET:
CSC. viii buy a BIElON-FRONT, COAT-BACh
JERSEY.
We have full line ofJERSEYS of all kinds,
and the above prices are an index OF how low
we are selling them.
NEW DRESS GOODS.
One snail lot CASIIAIEREs AT 81. yard;
SCOTCH SUTflNG, In all the new shades, at
Zoe. yard;
SCOTCH BERGE, % inches wide, new shades,
al Pc. a yard.
We are daily receiving new DRESS GOODS,
and We would like FOR you to Inspect our selec-
lions.
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Il MEDICINE. NOT A
DRINK.
High AuthorftU

Hop Biier,is not in any sense IN alcononc
beverage or liquor. and could not be sold ior
use, except TO persons desirous OF opuinins
medicinal bitters. GREEN u. hAu",
United States Commissioner Internal Revenue
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-10

Gan excursion OF senator's which
leaves Washington to-day for Florida
and Cuba IS reported to have IL view
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Cured of Drinking.

"a young friend Of mine was cured OF an In
satiable thirst for liquor that had 80 Frustrated
his system that no was unable TO do any busi-
ness. lie was entirely cured by the use OF Hop
Bitters. Itallayed oil that burning thirst; took
away the appetite for liquor; made his nerves
steady; ard he has remained steady and
sober man for more than two years, and has no
desire TO return 10 his cups, and | know Of a
number Of others that have been cured Of
drinking by it"-Fyom q leading railroad off,
ciGi, Chicago, M. mh l0-Th(w), Tu&Sa2w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-10

the promotion Of Mr.. JONI SuERMAS's
fortunes as presidential candidate
We are perfectly willing that JoHs
should be President OF Cuba.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-10

We viii remove to cur new house about
April 1st, and offer for rent our PRESENT
STORE, No. 1916 Main street.
This is the most desirsbly-located business
stand In the city. Applyto
PURCELL. LADD & CO.,
fei2 Wholesale Druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-10
METHODISM.
BaLrrxoRE CONFERENCE oFrHE II. Z.
csURcg. SOUTH.
FIRST Days Proceedings Organisation
Reading I'D Minutes
Committees, 20.
.snccInl inlerram % the pIspalcl.l

LKEsBuRo, Va, March 9.-The one
hundred and third session OF the Balti-
more Annunl Conference OF, the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, South, was open
cd at this place at 9 o'clock this morn
ing.
bishop J. G. Keencr conducted the
opening religious services.
Rev. John S. Martin, ID. d., secre-
tary Of the last Conference, called the
roll of clerical and lay members, and
175 of the 200 members answered TO
their names.
When the names of Revs. f. NJ.
Strother and l.. II. Greene were
reached il was announced thatthey had
died in the Lord since the last Confer
ence.
DR.. Martin was reelected secretary.
making the fortieth time he has served
the Conference in that capacity. Rev.
James Z. Armstrong, George 7. Tyler,
j. w. Bond, and A. II. Martin were
elected assistant secretaries.
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GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA.


"By thorough knowledge Of tho natural laws
which govern the operations Of digestion and nu-
triton. and 10y a careful application Of the fine
properties Of well-selccted Cocoa, Mr.. Epps has
provided our breakfast-tables with delicately
Favored beverage which may save us many
heavy doctors bills. II Is by the judlcous use
Of such articles Of diet that a constitution may
be gradually built up until strong enough 10
resist every tendency 20 disease. Hundreds Of
subtle maladies are floating around us ready
to attack wherever there Is n weak point. We
may escape many fatal shaft by keeping our
selves well fortified with pure blood and n
properly nourished frame. "-Civii-Seroi Ga
zette.
Made simply with boiling wnter or milk.
Sold only in half-pound tins by grocers, la
belled thus: JAMES EPPS SEQ,
Homeopathic Chemists.
10 25-Tu, Th&Saly London. Eng.
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Rub the Salvation Oil IN and you
win rub the pain out. Get only the
genuine. 25c,
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COMMITTEES.

COMMITTEES.
The Committees on the Bible Cause,
Pubic Worship. Publishing Interests,
and Temperance were appointed.
Rev. L. 7. Graifish was appointed
Conference postmaster.
Rev. J. W. Steele was appointed
chairman of the Committee to Examine
Candidates for Admission on Trial 4cc
lev. J. s. Hutchinson, who was APP
pointed presiding elder last year.
Rev. +. w. Brown was appointed
secretary of the Board of Church Ex-
tension rice Rev. l.. Il. Greene, de-
ceased.
Communications were received from
the publishing-house at Nashville,
Tenn, from the secretary Of the Board
of Church-ExteDsion, and also the an
nual report of the Wesleyan Female
institute of Stanton, Va; which were
referred to appropriate committees.
GOING BACK.
The rules of the Conference were
suspended for half-hour to listen to
the reading of extracts from the minutes
of the Conference held here in 1872. The
book of proceeding is in the possession
of DR.. Martin, and is much worn from
the lapse of time. The only two bishops
then of the Church, Asbury and Nc
Kendree, were in attendance on that
session. Fifty-seyen ministers were
members then, none OF whom are now
living. Much interest was manifested
in the reading of these old minutes.
sUPERANNUARIEs.
The characters of the following SUI
perannuated ministers were examined
and passed: A. A. EskIidge, +. NJ.
Mills, David Thomas, Thomas Hide
brand, George Stevenson, Henry Hoff-
man, +. II. Richey, John ". Tongue,
J. VI. Grandin, G.. Nancy, W. &. Bal
this. 4. Boone, A. Robey, William
Hedges, j. W. Evan, T.. l.. Kregler,
Nelson Head, and W. c. Malery.
sUPERyUNERAR1Es PASSED.
+. /. Heleyeck, L. II. Crenshaw, W.
7. Quinn, j. W. Boteller, j. j. Engle,
James Bcatey, A. p. Boude, G. r. JEFF
ferson, p. $. L. Sixers, j. y. Hank, A.
r.. Martin, j. n. Spangler, and F. A.
Mercer.
Isaiah Christopher, F. A. Steele,
and d. w. Files were elected to
local deacon orders.
The transfer of Rev. C. A. Wheat, of
the Western Virginia Conference, to
this Conference was announced.
Rev. j. L. Clarke, of the Virginia
Conference, was introduced. He
preached in the Methodist church to-
night, and the pulpits Of the other
churches were filed by ministers of the
Conference.
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8i5 EAST BROAD STREET


Last December We gave large import .-'.r
Tor MATTlNGS. OF which Cd" iIl.i IOlI tA,
received during the past week. ibis I'M. ra-
braces nine different qualities of yar.i .,...,
which We offer az unpreg edented pu .-. iu
examination If our stock VIII cDnF'u.. t." r.r.
chaser that from IS 20 - por cent can ." -.,-i
by selecting from this assortment We 4-s ,.. D.
ing Solid White and Kcd-theckei 90 2. ... Is
good, fancy style az To- and -ufn.. ,r 10
~ 2lc, none o. which can b. mat Deg r..-
where at the same prices
A NEW MOVE.
ono Of the largest importers Of Ii'i~ az
FNbROiDf RIiN in this country, RtI .- i.t.
ious 10 introduce his wares IN this mtlkr'. las
offered 10 consign % Ia a fun linz az ls- III.
embracing
SWISS and HAMBURG EDGlSG~
SWISS and HAMBURG lNSfhliNH~.
SWISS and HAMBt re FLOt i'rt~.
SWISS aud HAMBI re ALi-utlEr
ORIENTAL and EGYPTIAN EUDi..>
ORIENTAL ard EGYPTIAN iN>LflI' '.
ORIENTAL and EGYPTIAN FLO, 80 '.N
ORIENTAL and EGYPTIAN All-ot IRIS
We allowed them % bee sent here, i.'
examination. found that they Wor
cheaper than any We had heretot.r0 'I
We made the purchase outright h' H'f
the entire LOT az what we consider ..
figures. and can safely assure oar pen. l.
the small advance We have market ..
will enable the consumer % oDiaa n
lower prices than many large dealers
been accustomed a. pay loi thoscmr
We are show Ing som" Now de-.slr In i.'''
WEIGHTS LADIES CLOTHS a.i D...
Of DRESS GOODS nad % fgll assortment 81
sonablc goods OF all kinds
A. HuTTIEk, sous
NH STu&Th 3lJ east Broad
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PURNIrunE, CARPETS. sro,rS.
steel NAILS.

old DOMINION STEEL NAILS.
OFFIcR OLD DOMINION IRON ASD NAL-l
MORRIS COgYkNl.
RICHMOND. Narch }. l>'''
We are prepared % furnish all sizes '-'
shapes OF STEEL NAILS. .....,,,
Il. +. BLANKENSHlr,
NH 2-lm ft'.n''--
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-10
By N. W. Bowe.
Real Estate AuctiOneer.

LOR RENT, THE FOLLOWINGTs
II DESIRABLE DWELLINGS: Ia
No. 6ll west Main street; rooms.
No. 1901 Grove avenue; rooms.
No. 200 south Bolvidere street: rooms,
Nos. 600 and Gil east Main street: 10 rooms
each; wen known AZ the Edgemont House, and
n desirable location for well-paying boarding
house.
No. 300 south Fourth street, 10 rooms
No southeast corner of Grace and Monroe
streets, new, and about completed; - rooms.
No. l01 east Canal street; l0r0oms new.
No 3O7 east Main street; - roomA
No. 51Snorth Fourth street; 8 rooms.
No. J04 Merton street: roomA
No. 6l7 north Fifth street; rooms.
No. 5l5 Hancock street; rooms
No. al south Cherry street: rooms.
A neat House on west Beverly street; 4
rooms.
No. 2i2 north Madison street; rooms.
Small Framed House on Mozell street near
Boechen's Baseball Park; rooms
No. 1O2 Buchanan street; rooms.
STORES WITH DWELLINGS ABOVE
No. 172g east Main street; Store and z rooms
No. 1903 east Main street; Store and rooms.
No. G21 Albemarie street. corner OF Cherry
street, Store and rooms.
STORES.
No. Q Governor street; cellar and door above
store.
No. 10 Governor street; three floors and cell
lar.
A good Stable on Third street between Byrd
and Canal streets. N. W. BOWIE,
NH eod3t Real Estate Auctioneer.
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NH 6-Su,Tu.&Th

In ordernot ohaye the stock Of goods 20 in
terfere with our regular line, owing TO the want
OF room for our Spring Stock now arriving,
what we have yet on hand OF the many articles
recently bought of n merchant who declined
business and TO which We have referred in
these columns for the past two weeks, We nave
determined to offer at such prices a5 shall IN
sure thoir sale without further delay.
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ADVERTISING RATES.
HALF INCH or LES.

Reading notices IN reading-ma'ter type, D
lines or less. 81 in nonparoil ieadod, &c.
Card OF rates for moro space furnished on mp
plicasion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-18

It's easy 70 overdo Here ls an importer q
Lace Curtains who piled up more stock than
his trade demanded. We took largo lump
Of course, on the lump basis Not the drip
end Of last seasons importation; not a single
pattern your eycs ever caught before. Nearly
half of tho entire stock Of this Importer On
sale with us Tuesday. You can readily sce
why these Curtains will be sold for less than
we have ever known such goods % be sold be
fore.
what Kind Of Lace Curtains 90 you expect
to see at zoe. a pnirf The pattern II well de
fined, closely woyon, AMI three yards in
length. We hayo never seen anything at 75c
90 good before.
Then Iock at this one-ihreo ana one half
yards in length, full width; az good pattern.
as good quality. as the S275 ones Of last season.
The price is only li.2o pair.
Here is another Curtain that You would
guess worth g to s. a pair. Go TO another
house and sec II you can buy thom for los
ihon that price. They require no pole or
house and lot % be thrown in 10 make them
cheap. The eye uns,icnced in the value Of
these goods can grasp bargain like this AZ
once. Our price s i92 pair.
This purchase Of Lace Curtains puts us in
possession Of forty-six various patterns. quail
ities. and kinds Prices from 5Oc. to $3.50 a
pair. Tho last-mentioaod price Il for real
Brussels, equal in quality to anything We have
ever offered at s625O pair
Twenty dollars and fifty cents pair for
Real Brussels Curtains, You need not buy
them. Come and compare them with those
you have at homo at $3.50 a pair and see If
hey are not as good.
See the Madras Curtains al $3.50 a pair and
sec If they are not aa good as any you have
ever seen at double that price. Another at
ss5O a pair Any number Of Madrlss Cur
tains. not pair but what are sold at about
the same proportionate value.
Applique Curtains. Real TlmOour Curtains.
Guipurc Curtains, Real ana Imitation Brus-
sells curtains, Plush Oriental Portiore..
Everything you can want; anything YOU may
lock for.
Hero f. Nottingham Curiain Net at c'ic. n
yard. not enc, Of course, but superior to TIE
rmsy stuff We are generally compelled TO
.harre 12'<c. for. see the nextat l2Hc. yard.
Twenty cents a yard was our last price for tho
same number ana quality There are good
,,...o,1 c,or c,,,..,n Not. ,o, ,,o.
.....,. ,.,-, ,.oano,f ,,, ..,o,r,,oo
a...,,. .,.....,o,.r. o.,.
.... aha. ..... ..p,.n..,u ,..
.,. ...u,,o. uon,,.o-.,,.,. Va,
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F7aRneIs.

IL Our orGer for FLANNELS was placed In
August. before the advance in prices Wa are,
therefore. in position TO oner you induce
ments IN all colOrs and qualities Of FLANNELS.
which cannot be equalled by any competitors.
2 boles plain ALL-WOOL RED FLANNEL at
12l.c. worth 1859.
bales plain ALL-WOOL RED FLANNEL
wide and fus-at l9c. worth 25c.
I tale 21-inch extra-fue plain RED FLANNEL.
elral 10 Opera FlPpuel. at the special low
price ~ 25c. worth 35c.
30 pieces heavy RED TWlLLED FLANNEL
ail-wOOl-at 2ic-chcap OF &jc.
p pieces elegant TWlLLED INDICATED
FIANEEI az PIC. YOU cannot equal IL else
whore for less than 3jc.
I lot gray ALL ~ OOL I W lLLED FLANNEL al
29'. worth 40c.
lot gray ALL-WOOL TWlLLED FLANNEL az
2Jc. worm 5Oc
ss- We show excellent values In GRAY
TNION TWlLLED FLANNEL at 10, l2h, l69.
20, and 2Jc. -
A mu hssortP.e .tof PLAIN, TWlLLED, and
SHAKER WI ~ FLANNELS at prices which
will encourage early purchasing. Before buy
ing o yard Of Flannel be sure 20 look through
sTRAUSE BROTHFRs' FLANNEL DEPART
MINT
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yITANTED, BY A LADY OF EX-
w PERIENCE. q POSITION In family 70
teach Engiish, French. Latin and hasic. GOOD
reference given. Moderate salary Address
Miss l. =, iiis hcCulioh street. BALTIMORE MO.
30 i74r
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EDUCATIONAL.
HASSELEFF'S

The Scan sh class will meet three times
week. Fer part .culars apply at aOi east Grace
street Sc iSeod6t
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DOnleSticS.

- Great Remnant safe OF the entiro pro.
luction Of he celebrated lockwood Mills.
. FINE HROWN COTTON at5hc. worth &C.
- FINE BROWN COTTON at 6,sc worth She
4Oinch FINE BkOWN COTTON a. 6Hc.-he2'y
and strong. Ha4 : ~
fO.inch FXTRA SEh-ISLAND COTTON at7Hc
worth 10c.
lO-ircr rAtRA sEA-ISLAND COTTON at sHc
worth l2Kc.
ie-incn NhLEACHED sHEErlNG at0c worth
I2kcEs' --,'
i5-inch t'NBLEACHED lsHEETING at ei.c
worth ljc.
is-ircn ITICA TNBLEACHED SHEErING as
lO&c worth 1890.
isifcu rNHLEA, nED SHEErlNG at ukc.
worth lsc.
7s-n',h = LEACHED sHEETING ut l7AC
worth 2jc.
l0-4 bLEACHED SHEETING az 81 &c. worth
30c.
lt viii nay you 70 read carefully the
great cut IN prices We offer you above in desira-
blc cPILLOW-CASE COTTON aud SHEkIlNGS.
The quantity being limited, we would advise an
early call.
sCO pieces bleached and unbleached CANTON
ILANNELS, bought before the advance. at
GH.7i4. "a, 10 i24, and l5'. fuzzy 10 pee
cent. below present mill uricrs.
STRAISE BRO1HFp~' DOMESTIC DEPART
MENT,
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WAIT FOR
OUR
OPENING DISPLAY
OUR STORE
WILL BE
CLOSED MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER 18TH.

On TUESDAY We will open with The best. a.
sorted. most carefully-chOsen. chCicest, cheap
eet, and most stylish select. ns that can DC
shown IN our line embracing In part
DRESS GOODS ia solids. checks, and plaids, IN
ali the newest effects;
SATIN RHADANES, MERNEILL LIZ l \.
FRENCH FAILLE, GROs-GRAlNS, AND
AkMURES ma black and col0n;
PLUSHES. VELNkTS. AND MOlRkS 10 match
every shade Of dress goods:
PASSAMFNTERIES AND GlMPS IN unlimited
variety, both Dlack aud cOlored;
BLANKETS In white. gray, aud red. OF eNory
grade from the 10 { cotton goods at soc. per
palr up TO the hnest grade OF is-pound l3-f
California Lambs Wool at SIS, which Tor
merly sold at f2b -.
RLEACHED AND HALE BLEACHED TABLE
LINENS, WINE CLOTHS. AND FANCY
TABLE DAAtAShS that We know 70 DO
cheaper than ever before sold In this mar
ket;
TOMkiS. NAPKINS. DOlLIES, TRAY
CLOTHS, TlllES. ana general assort-
ment q house furnishing goods al esps-
cially low prices.
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CARPETS AND RUGS.
This is a new department with Us; consequent
ly we have no oil styles or shop-wOrn
goods 10 get rid OIL We are pre-
pared 20 show fGll line OF
tho npUosf patterns I'm

This is a new department with Us; consequent
ly we have no oil styles or shop-wOrn
goods 10 get rid OF. We are pre-
pared 10 show a fan Inc Of
the newest patterns In
uorner's aud Sanlfsrd's BEST BODY BRUS-
Sells;
Hartford and Iowoll ALI-WOOL 3-PLY;
Lowell and Kit,hermaus ALL-WOOL EXTRA
Auburn and fremont CoTToN-CHAIN EX-
TRAS;
Falrmount Union COTTON CHAINS;
Stinson's aud Roxbury TAPESTRY BRUSSELS:
our SMYRNA RUGS are ell made by JOHN
BROMLEY q SONS and our TAPESTRY
MATSby SMITH
We will warrant these makes 10 bs the best OF
their several kinds, and having In our en-
ploy the most experienced hands In the
city, we are prepared 10 put down CAR
PETS In a satisfactory manner at short no.
tee and az the lowest prices.
We have also Just opened cpmulete line oi
new patterns in NOTTINGHAM, BkUS-
SELS. AND TAMROUR LACE CURTAINS.
PORTIERES, BLST OPAQUE LINEN
SHADES, CORNlCE-POLES made of hard
wood, polished or stained wood. and bur
nishod brass. with the newest designs in
trimmings; CHAINS, ROSErTEs, AND
BRACKETS.
LACE BARGAIN.
We haye been the fortunate purchasers Of
10 coo yards If GENUINE HANDMADE TOR
CHON LACES. which were consigned % An I'm
porter Ia Now York, ana sold % uA az mHch
less Than halt vGiUe These goods have been
divided % 20 three lots. aud vary iu width ftom
hall inch to four inches. Their values ars from
70 2Jc, but viii no soid at 4, 3, ami o.. per
yard
We have many other goods that viii prove
Interesting and extend q general invitation 20
orr friends to visit us while our aa,orim mt Is
complete.
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CARPETS FROM AUCTION.

We show this season by far the largest, best
selected, hnnisomost, aud chespest line Of
CARPETS ever sh0Nn by n. The lion share
OF our CARPETS we're bought st auction az
much less than regular market price. Cali on
Us for HEMP. COTTAGE. lN1RAIN. TWO
FLN. TBREE-PLN. TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
BODY BRU ssEIS, g..
You viii nnd our as 'ortment large and prices
low We can suit you IN TAPKSr FRY aud
SMYRNA RUGS.
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NI7TELDORFEB'S,
527 BROAD STREET,
WILL BE CLOSED
MONDAY, SEPT. 18th,
on account Of holiday. but viii omen TUESDAY
MORNING Nith large and complete sto;k 81
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
I IN DRESS GOODS we show ell the new colcrs
from &c. .erd up.
CASHMERES, SERGES,
TRICOIS, OTIOMANS,
yELYETS, and PLUSHES.
AIL-SILK VELVETS az S3c. yard.
SILK pLUSllE,, all tno nev shades. ~ 9oc.
yard.
handsome aed siyllsl. worth 81, N.20a
nice line Of b lck and colorci RHADANAs,
MOlRES, 6c.. at very low prices
BEATS ALL.

Gentlemen's l. NUMBERED SHIRTS at7Jc.
Gentlemen's PLEATED-BOSOM SHIRTS az
4.c each.
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LACE CURTAINS.

From a large auction sale In all grades,
commencing at &c. "A pair fsf regular ti.25
CURTAIN. We offer the greatest bargains ever
shown IN these goods.
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OIL CLOTHS.

FLOOR OIL-CLO.ll> IN 81. "a, AMI 81, from
25c. yard up.
TABLE OlL-CL0THs az -. per yard for best
goods.
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NTozARY ACADEMY OF MgsIc,
DIoHMoND MOZART AsSoCIA.

The regular weekly solree will tAks plaoo a
the Mozart Academy Of Music rO-N0RnOW
(Nondny) EvkNlN2 q ~ o'ciock Adminnion
only BY membership or hisisa.ton-cax vhiok
Obtain invitAsion-caris On application q @. ~
sInanx. ~ broad street; MANY y ukNo6 =
Co, ~ NaiA nsreeks a. WAtTnn n No1n8 -
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LADIES' UNDERWEAR.

We have iu~t opened nice assortment Of
LADIES' MUSLIN and CANBRIC UNDER.
WEAR, 70 which We all your special attention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-18
GREAT MAIN-STREET BAZAAR WILL
BE CLOSED.

On TUESDAY, September 2OH, 1ce shall ShO10
tie 16lIowin6 SPECIAL LOTS, mhich, on COM
paJison 1cil1 be tound to be from 15 to 20 per
cent 5eIoW all contemporaries. Read:
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EXCURgIONS, &c.

StJNDAY EXCURSION
y TO CITY POINT AND
UNITED STATES MONITOR FLEET,
STEAMER ARIEL
THIS SUNDAY AFTERNOON,
SEPTEMBER 18TH.
Leave 4 O'Clock sharp; arrive $50 O'Clock.
PCaufiful Family "Trip. GRAND SACRED
CONCERT. No improper persons allowed
atoard. Band Of music and refreshments.
Tickets 5Oc.; children 2cc., and under i've
wears free. X. V. OWEN,
se l6-1m for Committed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-18

REMEMBER MoNDAY SEPTEMBER i9n
FA P4 G43 & 5 TE Tx ,S riowPT ATTENTION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-18

NIlSS MINNIE MORRIS WILL
WI reopen her ART SCHOOL az 629 east
Bread, over Hunters bookstore, on SEPrEM-
BER 2sD. OIL, Vater-color, crayOn, and char
coal. from round and fat taught Sketching
from nature once a week Progress rapid and
thorough. orders promptly executed,
Sc ls-Su, ,W&Su3t'
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L'OR RENT, "a
l. NEW BidCk DWELLING 80. 90} cas Ii
OIaco street: three story and Basement aud
the modern Improvements.
BRICK DIV ELLlNG NO 6l1 q 'st Main street
fourteen rooms. range. hot water, sc.
BRICK TENEMENT so. POS north TTent.eth
street: eight rooms.
BRICK DWELLING No. 105 east L0irh
street seven rooms. range anh hot water.
BklCF TENEMENT No. $50 north FIRST
street; five rooms.
FlItk ffNfa rNTS Nos. 25i0 and sjl@ east
Grace; seven rooms each.
BRICK TENEMENT No. ~ west Marshan ;
six rooms SUTTON & CO.,
"a Is-lt llU- Main street